241 West 107th Street 241 W 107th St, TH

Step into luxury living at the Townhouse condo home on 241 West 107th Street! Nestled just a stone’s throw away from Riverside Park, with Morningside Park and Central Park within arm’s reach, this sprawling duplex condominium boasts an impressive 1,300 square feet of interior space on the first floor and 800 square feet on the lower level, meticulously designed for the discerning buyer.

As you enter, be greeted by the sun-drenched living room, complete with a charming solarium, perfect for basking in natural light. The chef’s kitchen, adorned with high-gloss white and wood cabinetry, Caesarstone counters, and top-of-the-line Fisher & Paykel appliances, invites culinary delights and seamless entertaining. Step through the glass doors to your own private oasis – a fully decked garden, ideal for al fresco dining and summer soirees.

Descend the elegant staircase to the lower level, where an additional 800 square feet await. Whether you envision a cozy den, a media room, or a home office, the possibilities are endless in this sunlit space. Luxurious features abound, from multiple custom-fitted closet storage to red oak hardwood floors, ensuring both style and functionality.

Indulge in two-and-a-half spa-like bathrooms, featuring Kohler fixtures, Scarabeo vanities, and deep-soaking tubs, offering the ultimate relaxation experience. With modern comforts like central air, video security, and a laundry room equipped with Electrolux appliances, every aspect of urban living is seamlessly imbued.

Don’t miss your chance to call this extraordinary residence home – where luxury meets convenience in the heart of the city.

241 West 107^th Street is luxury boutique condominium on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Built in 2014 by renowned architect, Karl Fischer, this 6-story limestone building features 6 expansive, custom-designed apartments. A virtual doorman provides safety and security, accentuated by a private keyed elevator. Additional building amenities include a package room, storage units and a building roof deck.